no idea what to expect.
40 of the english defence league were in london yesterday to confront the islamic rd show, the same islamic rd show that converted an 11 yr old white boy ti islam in birmingham last month. because of our presence choudry and his mob of extremists cancelled there wood green event. good news, we are going to chase them down where ever they raise there head. we are gutted we could not be in brum yesterday to stand shoulder to shoulder with u all. we are hearing another march for brum is being planned for 8th august. we will defo be there and bring all our placards and banners. we will push the march against sharia law as a focus. we have already got a 25 seater coming from luton and many other london firms are on it, qpr and arsenal for defo. so everyone who turned ouy yesterday make the effort again for 8th august, details will follow, if we make enough noise as we have in luton the authorities will be worried about backlashes from our communties when making local decisions,god bless

the links they have, they're fash - make no bones about it, imo.
the disorganised fash, like the edl, are quite as much fash as their organised brethren, the bpp, nf and bnp.Nope, not nazis one and all. Wigan mike turns up when i open my mail. Open to and already being used by tools - yes. Am i going to get an antifa ticking off now?
the disorganised fash, like the edl, are quite as much fash as their organised brethren, the bpp, nf and bnp.
one of the commonalities between fascisms is the theme of national self-renewal and a belief that the nation has become degenerate. this seems to me to be a core plank of the edl platform, such as it is. their chants of 'give us our country back' support this. i described them as disorganised fash, as their politics are by comparison to those of the bnp or nf not well developed, nor are their numbers as yet significant. but it is in my view significant that they are ready, willing and able to take to the streets even in areas which are for any sane fascist (if that's not a contradiction in terms) no go areas like whitechapel. the rise in far-right street activity - and i would class this as such - in recent months does not bode well for the future.They are, these aren't though. They're the struggling UBA. They can''t get 100 together - they're 10 people and hangers on in the internet hoolie crew.
i am not denying that these are 'internet crew' - frankly much the same could be said of the anarchist movement too, given people's preferred means of organising these days. and i don't deny that groups like edl are likely to be suffocated by the state. many of these people are - again - not hardened and well-read fascists, but people who are on a route of radicalisation, as can be seen from the entries on the lionheart blog. however, where some radicalisation trajectories can be anticipated to lead to (for example) an anarchist position, it's clear where this rather amorphous tendency is going to go for those people who were out in brum and in whitechapel - and where those in positions of authority within the group wish to take it. i for one don't see fascists and dicks as mutually exclusive groups either.I think you're wrong and these are your typical intenret crew - they'll get suffocated by the state. They might be elements of fascism in there -they're not fascist, they're just dicks. Fascist are buzzing around though.
i am not denying that these are 'internet crew' - frankly much the same could be said of the anarchist movement too, given people's preferred means of organising these days. and i don't deny that groups like edl are likely to be suffocated by the state. many of these people are - again - not hardened and well-read fascists, but people who are on a route of radicalisation, as can be seen from the entries on the lionheart blog. however, where some radicalisation trajectories can be anticipated to lead to (for example) an anarchist position, it's clear where this rather amorphous tendency is going to go for those people who were out in brum and in whitechapel - and where those in positions of authority within the group wish to take it. i for one don't see fascists and dicks as mutually exclusive groups either.
Did anything happen in the end?
Edit: - Oh, something's here - http://classcrisis.org/boards/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=39
link from the English (& Welsh) Defence League Site
http://www . lionheartuk . blogspot . com/
It was later learned that the small group of London protestors who had stayed about in Wood Green had found out that Choudary had set up his road show in another borough of London, with no Section 60 moving him on. This small group were then joined by several United British Alliance members who then went forward with the protest without notifying anyone else.
They achieved what they set out to achieve,which was to disrupt Choudary and his roadshow, but he called in about 20 of his men which resulted in 'Luke' being badly beaten by about 6 of Choudary's henchmen, and run over by a bus, with him then needing to be taken to hospital unconscious in an ambulance. The pub they had met in was then under siege, being smashed up with things coming through the window at those inside.